Tropical Storm Moke to Impact Hawaii This Weekend: Live Tracker Maps, Path
Summary
Tropical Depression Two-C is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Moke and bring heavy rain and flooding to Hawaii this weekend, especially on the Big Island. The storm is forecast to pass south of the islands, reducing chances of a direct hit but still causing significant rainfall and coastal dangers.Key Facts
- Tropical Depression Two-C has winds of 35 mph and will likely become Tropical Storm Moke by Friday.
- Moke is forecasted to pass south of Hawaii’s Big Island and smaller islands by Sunday night.
- No tropical storm watches or warnings were issued as of Friday morning.
- Heavy rains could cause 5 to 10 inches of rainfall on the Big Island, with some places reaching up to 15 inches.
- A flood watch is in effect for much of the Big Island from late Saturday night through Monday afternoon.
- Soils on the Big Island are already wet from previous storms, increasing the risk of flash flooding and mudslides.
- Maui may receive up to 4 inches of rain, while other islands could get 1 to 2 inches.
- The storm’s wind impact is still uncertain but will likely be less severe if Moke stays farther south.
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